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DarleneIllyria · 10-07-2001, 03:13 PM

Hi everybody

I don't know who all gets a Sunday paper, but in the Parade part of the paper had a section on Lucie Arnaz and Desi Jr. It also has an offer to get a Lucille Ball doll. For those who don't have the Parade part, post a reply and I will type out the article and the doll offer up for you.

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Hottest Men alive:
Dale Midkiff
Anthony Starke
Tim McGraw
Jonathan Crombie

Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud?

Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit.

Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit.

Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger.

[Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter]

Dale Midkiff is my man!

KimFieldsFan637 · 10-07-2001, 05:34 PM

I dont get parade what i get is called sunshine and i didnt see anything so can you PLEASE type it out for me? THANKS!

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You're born, you move on, you die, that's life -Jo

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If you touch my ass one more time I'll KICK yours! -Jinny

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NANCY MCKEON IS THE BEST ACTRESS IN THE WORLD!!

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If you got any problems with what i said..or you want to talk..Email me at SFPDJinnyExstead@aol.com

THANKS!

CherryBombK · 10-07-2001, 06:36 PM

OMG Jenny! Dale Midkiff is soooo hot!! LOL Wasn't he oh so cute in "Elvis and Me???"

Tim ain't bad either

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~*~Kristin~*~

"Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball

"When I came to this country we didn't have a cent in our pockets. From cleanin' canary cages to this night here in New York, I would like to say Thank you America, Thank you." -Desi Arnaz

"Running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears. Wish you were here" -Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here"

DarleneIllyria · 10-08-2001, 02:16 PM

Here is the article:

Lucie Arnaz and Desi Arnaz Jr.

It all began on CBS a half century ago, on Oct 15, 1951. And by the time it ended-six seasons and four Emmys later-I Love Lucy had inaugurated a golden age of television comedy. It was a simple premise: a Manhattan apartment, a gorgeous, dizzy redhead and her Cuban bandleader husband, and their neighbors, Fred and Ethel Mertz. The show and its stars, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, enjoyed a love affair with America that may endure as long as TV itself.
Ball and Arnaz will be remembered this fall on the 50th anniversary of their debut with considerable drumbeating, including a two-hour special on CBS in November and a national tour already under way (www.lucylibrary.com), with contests and interactive events (visit their "apartment," climb into a wine vat and squash grapes).
I recently met with the delightful Lucie Arnaz in Manhattan to talk about I Love Lucy and her parents, and I spoke with Desi Arnaz Jr. by phone at his home in Nevada. I've also been reading up on the show and its stars.
They filmed in Hollywood, but Lucy and Ricky Ricardo supposedly lived at 623 E. 68th St. in Manhattan-which would plop them in the middle of the East River. Vivian Vance, who played Ethel, was just two years older than Ball but had to stay 20 pounds overweight by contract so as to look older. Ball was on the very first cover of TV Guide. Her hair was a "mousy brown," and she dyed it red every two weeks.
What was it like growing up the child of Lucille Ball? "She had her hands filled," said Lucie, "because I was born just before the series started. There was a 'Little Ricky' but never a 'Little Lucy,' because for some reason they thought if there was a little girl on the show, I might be hurt." Says Desi Jr: "My mom and dad never really wanted either one of their kids on the show." (Six actors played "Little Ricky" at various ages."
"I went to Catholic school," said Lucie. "But my college plans all went on hold when my mother did Here's Lucy and gave Desi (Jr.) and me a chance to play on the show. We went through plenty of angst, but we weathered the storm. You know, having two working parents who were also famous wasn't the worst thing that could happen to a child. They adored their cast and crew." And despite their 1960 divorce, added Lucie, "they loved each other until the day they died."

Lucie Arnaz
PERSONAL:
Born July 17, 1951 in Los Angeles. Married to Philip Menegaux, 1971-77. Married to Laurence Luckinbill since 1980; two sons, Simon, 20, and Joseph, 18; one daughter, Katharine, 16.

TELEVISION:
Includes The Lucille Ball Show, 1963; Here's Lucy, 1968-74; The Lucie Arnaz Show, 1985; Sons and Daughters 1990-91.

THEATER:
Includes They're Playing Our Song, 1979; The Witches of Eastwick, 2000.

Desi Arnaz Jr.
PERSONAL:
Born Jan. 19, 1953, in Los Angeles. Married to Linda Purl, 1980-81. Married to Amy Bargiel since 1987; one daughter Hale, 25.

TELEVISION:
Includes Here's Lucy, 1968-71; Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones, 1971; Automan, 1983.

FILMS:
Include Red Sky at Morning, 1971; A Wedding, 1978; The Mambo Kings, 1992.

Brady Bits:
Lucie Arnaz was just back from London, where she starred for 15 months on a West End stage in The Witches of Eastwick. She and her husband, the actor/writer/director Laurence Luckinbill, have a home in Westchester, N.Y., and an apartment in Manhattan. Desi Jr. and his ballerina wife, Amy Bargiel, live in Boulder City, Nev. "I own a theater, run a studio, produce movies, produce music and help my wife with her dance studio," Desi Jr. told me. He won a Golden Globe at 18 for the film Red Sky at Morning. Seven out of 10 Americans with a TV watched the arrival of "Little Ricky" on I Love Lucy when it aired in 1953. Desi Jr. gets a bit cranky with people who can't distinguish between TV and reality. The reality? "The date of my birth was not an accident," he told me. "It was a cesarean, and they planned it for the day when "Little Ricky" would be born on the show."

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Hottest Men alive:
Dale Midkiff
Anthony Starke
Tim McGraw
Jonathan Crombie

Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud?

Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit.

Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit.

Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger.

[Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter]

Dale Midkiff is my man!

DarleneIllyria · 10-08-2001, 02:36 PM

The Doll offer:

She's the loveable redhead who made the whole world say "I Love Lucy."

The Lucille Ball
Vinyl Portrait Doll

If you want the most remarkable resemblance of Lucy ever created...

Then, this masterpiece of the dollmaker's art is for you!

Lucy...the wonderful, wacky and wild woman whose antics made us cry with laughter...

Meet the woman who shared her love, laughter, tears and zany antics with us every week. We celebrated with her; identified with her; cried with her and danced with her! And we vividly remember when she gave birth to 'little Ricky.' There wasn't a dry eye in the country! Now through patent-pending, state-of-the-art craftsmanship, the beloved comedienne who captivated generations is born in a fully poseable and virtually seamless vinyl portrait doll! A remarkably realistic likeness recapturing Lucy-right down to her flaming red hair! Her head moves, her waist turns, her arms rotate at the shoulder and she bends at the elbow and knees! She arrives dressed in the perky black and white polka dot dress she wore in the famouse "Sales Resistance" episode. As an owner, you'll have the option-but never the obligation-to acquire a beautiful wardrobe trunk and additional ensembles chosen from the 50s classics she actually wore on the show. Officially authorized and authenticated by CBS Worldwide, Inc. and Desilu, too, LLC Available exclusively from The Frankline Mint.

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Hottest Men alive:
Dale Midkiff
Anthony Starke
Tim McGraw
Jonathan Crombie

Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud?

Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit.

Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit.

Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger.

[Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter]

Dale Midkiff is my man!

10-07-2001, 03:13 PM	#1
DarleneIllyria Gone Forum Star Join Date: Oct 15, 2000 Posts: 19,086	Parade in the Sunday paper Hi everybody I don't know who all gets a Sunday paper, but in the Parade part of the paper had a section on Lucie Arnaz and Desi Jr. It also has an offer to get a Lucille Ball doll. For those who don't have the Parade part, post a reply and I will type out the article and the doll offer up for you. ------------------ Hottest Men alive: Dale Midkiff Anthony Starke Tim McGraw Jonathan Crombie Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud? Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit. Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit. Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger. [Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter] Dale Midkiff is my man!

10-07-2001, 05:34 PM	#2
KimFieldsFan637 Kim Fields #1 Fan Senior Member Join Date: Oct 06, 2001 Posts: 2,353	I dont get parade what i get is called sunshine and i didnt see anything so can you PLEASE type it out for me? THANKS! ------------------ You're born, you move on, you die, that's life -Jo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you touch my ass one more time I'll KICK yours! -Jinny ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NANCY MCKEON IS THE BEST ACTRESS IN THE WORLD!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ If you got any problems with what i said..or you want to talk..Email me at SFPDJinnyExstead@aol.com THANKS!

10-07-2001, 06:36 PM	#3
CherryBombK Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Aug 24, 2001 Posts: 100	OMG Jenny! Dale Midkiff is soooo hot!! LOL Wasn't he oh so cute in "Elvis and Me???" Tim ain't bad either ------------------ ~~Kristin~~ "Love yourself first, and everything will fall into line." - Lucille Ball "When I came to this country we didn't have a cent in our pockets. From cleanin' canary cages to this night here in New York, I would like to say Thank you America, Thank you." -Desi Arnaz "Running over the same old ground. What have we found? The same old fears. Wish you were here" -Pink Floyd, "Wish You Were Here"

10-08-2001, 02:16 PM	#4
DarleneIllyria Gone Forum Star Join Date: Oct 15, 2000 Posts: 19,086	Here is the article: Lucie Arnaz and Desi Arnaz Jr. It all began on CBS a half century ago, on Oct 15, 1951. And by the time it ended-six seasons and four Emmys later-I Love Lucy had inaugurated a golden age of television comedy. It was a simple premise: a Manhattan apartment, a gorgeous, dizzy redhead and her Cuban bandleader husband, and their neighbors, Fred and Ethel Mertz. The show and its stars, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, enjoyed a love affair with America that may endure as long as TV itself. Ball and Arnaz will be remembered this fall on the 50th anniversary of their debut with considerable drumbeating, including a two-hour special on CBS in November and a national tour already under way (www.lucylibrary.com), with contests and interactive events (visit their "apartment," climb into a wine vat and squash grapes). I recently met with the delightful Lucie Arnaz in Manhattan to talk about I Love Lucy and her parents, and I spoke with Desi Arnaz Jr. by phone at his home in Nevada. I've also been reading up on the show and its stars. They filmed in Hollywood, but Lucy and Ricky Ricardo supposedly lived at 623 E. 68th St. in Manhattan-which would plop them in the middle of the East River. Vivian Vance, who played Ethel, was just two years older than Ball but had to stay 20 pounds overweight by contract so as to look older. Ball was on the very first cover of TV Guide. Her hair was a "mousy brown," and she dyed it red every two weeks. What was it like growing up the child of Lucille Ball? "She had her hands filled," said Lucie, "because I was born just before the series started. There was a 'Little Ricky' but never a 'Little Lucy,' because for some reason they thought if there was a little girl on the show, I might be hurt." Says Desi Jr: "My mom and dad never really wanted either one of their kids on the show." (Six actors played "Little Ricky" at various ages." "I went to Catholic school," said Lucie. "But my college plans all went on hold when my mother did Here's Lucy and gave Desi (Jr.) and me a chance to play on the show. We went through plenty of angst, but we weathered the storm. You know, having two working parents who were also famous wasn't the worst thing that could happen to a child. They adored their cast and crew." And despite their 1960 divorce, added Lucie, "they loved each other until the day they died." Lucie Arnaz PERSONAL: Born July 17, 1951 in Los Angeles. Married to Philip Menegaux, 1971-77. Married to Laurence Luckinbill since 1980; two sons, Simon, 20, and Joseph, 18; one daughter, Katharine, 16. TELEVISION: Includes The Lucille Ball Show, 1963; Here's Lucy, 1968-74; The Lucie Arnaz Show, 1985; Sons and Daughters 1990-91. THEATER: Includes They're Playing Our Song, 1979; The Witches of Eastwick, 2000. Desi Arnaz Jr. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 19, 1953, in Los Angeles. Married to Linda Purl, 1980-81. Married to Amy Bargiel since 1987; one daughter Hale, 25. TELEVISION: Includes Here's Lucy, 1968-71; Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones, 1971; Automan, 1983. FILMS: Include Red Sky at Morning, 1971; A Wedding, 1978; The Mambo Kings, 1992. Brady Bits: Lucie Arnaz was just back from London, where she starred for 15 months on a West End stage in The Witches of Eastwick. She and her husband, the actor/writer/director Laurence Luckinbill, have a home in Westchester, N.Y., and an apartment in Manhattan. Desi Jr. and his ballerina wife, Amy Bargiel, live in Boulder City, Nev. "I own a theater, run a studio, produce movies, produce music and help my wife with her dance studio," Desi Jr. told me. He won a Golden Globe at 18 for the film Red Sky at Morning. Seven out of 10 Americans with a TV watched the arrival of "Little Ricky" on I Love Lucy when it aired in 1953. Desi Jr. gets a bit cranky with people who can't distinguish between TV and reality. The reality? "The date of my birth was not an accident," he told me. "It was a cesarean, and they planned it for the day when "Little Ricky" would be born on the show." ------------------ Hottest Men alive: Dale Midkiff Anthony Starke Tim McGraw Jonathan Crombie Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud? Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit. Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit. Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger. [Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter] Dale Midkiff is my man!

10-08-2001, 02:36 PM	#5
DarleneIllyria Gone Forum Star Join Date: Oct 15, 2000 Posts: 19,086	The Doll offer: She's the loveable redhead who made the whole world say "I Love Lucy." The Lucille Ball Vinyl Portrait Doll If you want the most remarkable resemblance of Lucy ever created... Then, this masterpiece of the dollmaker's art is for you! Lucy...the wonderful, wacky and wild woman whose antics made us cry with laughter... Meet the woman who shared her love, laughter, tears and zany antics with us every week. We celebrated with her; identified with her; cried with her and danced with her! And we vividly remember when she gave birth to 'little Ricky.' There wasn't a dry eye in the country! Now through patent-pending, state-of-the-art craftsmanship, the beloved comedienne who captivated generations is born in a fully poseable and virtually seamless vinyl portrait doll! A remarkably realistic likeness recapturing Lucy-right down to her flaming red hair! Her head moves, her waist turns, her arms rotate at the shoulder and she bends at the elbow and knees! She arrives dressed in the perky black and white polka dot dress she wore in the famouse "Sales Resistance" episode. As an owner, you'll have the option-but never the obligation-to acquire a beautiful wardrobe trunk and additional ensembles chosen from the 50s classics she actually wore on the show. Officially authorized and authenticated by CBS Worldwide, Inc. and Desilu, too, LLC Available exclusively from The Frankline Mint. The Franklin Mint Franklin Center, PA 19091-0001 Please enter my order for The Lucille Ball Vinyl Portrait Doll, fully authorized by CBS Worldwide, Inc. and Desilu, too, LLC. I SEND NO MONEY NOW. I will be billed in 5 equal monthly installments of $27.* each with the first payment due prior to shipment. Limit one doll per collector. *Plus my state sales tax and a one-time charge of $5.95 for shipping and handling Signature______________________ Mr/Mrs/Miss___________________ Address_______________________ Apt.#________ City/State___________________ Zip__________ Telephone___________________________ www.franklinmint.com AOL keyword: Franklin Mint ------------------ Hottest Men alive: Dale Midkiff Anthony Starke Tim McGraw Jonathan Crombie Lumpy: Did you go out for anything, Dud? Dudley: Well, I went out for football, but I got my finger stepped on, so my mother made me quit. Eddie: Well listen-- I went out for basketball and I got my hair pulled, and my mother made ME quit. Dudley: It's not that I was afraid of getting hurt or anything; it's just that-- well, it's kind o' hard to play the flute with a busted finger. [Eddie and Lumpy suppress laughter] Dale Midkiff is my man!